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I second thus. Boundaries are one thing and usually a good thing.
But at the same time, at some point you have to let a relationship progress into new territory. There are some things worth exploring and discovering before marriage, and this can reveal things that are either good or bad about your partner as a potential spouse.
You need to consider therapy. Your actions are over the top, and from a female perspective, scary. You should treat H as a partner. Not a possession to control, say horrible things to and order about.
If you don’t do a 180, the next time you scream at H to leave, she won’t come back.
If you’re not ready, you’re not ready. Your reasons are valid. Don’t even entertain “renting” her space, you won’t get rid of her and her soon to be “cat and dog.”
The only good advice you’ve gotten here
If he has a coke problem, there is about a 0% chance he's going to tell you the truth
The statistics show that married men cheat more than women (about 20-25% of the time) and that married women cheat about 10-15% of the time. Then if you consider the number of pregnancies coming from 1/10 of married women it would statistically have to be in the single digits.
If you suspect the child isn’t yours then fair enough. But think about it this way, would you bring people to court before they gave a reason to be tried? Would you advocate for arresting people at random just to see if they’ve done something? Even if they gave no reason for suspicion nor any indication of committing a crime?
If a woman is acting off or being suspicious about the pregnancy. Keeping secrets, being distant, sneaking off at random with no explanation or warning then sure, it’s time for a conversation at least. But to jump out of nowhere with demands for a paternity test, it’s insane. Completely disrespectful, gives the same feeling as suddenly being accused of a crime when you were doing nothing out of the ordinary.
I appreciate the honesty
The best advice is usually the advice you do not want to hear. I have led you to water, but it’s your choice if you want to drink or not.
STOP POSTING THIS ALREADY
No you’re not overreacting. I’m unsure why people are trying to sway your opinion about why you chose not to watch porn. You know what’s best for yourself.
The real issue is you set boundaries in the beginning of your relationship which she agreed upon and she said she would break up with you if you watched it, now the tables are turned – dump her. You’re gonna have even more trust issues and draining arguments to deal with if you stay especially if you already had standing trust issues. She knew the consequences, so don’t feel bad about kicking her out.
Do you suppose those other guys also got fulsome affirmations of contentment?
If she was cheating the whole time with that one fellow, why did she get into a relationship she didnt want?
You are being lied to by a habitual liar. If she isnt already cheating the probability she will is astronomical. Do not be tricked by her honesty – often its a way of future proofing the revelations to come. “I did tell you who I was” followed by the weak refrain “I have not been happy for a while”.
You can believe in Easter bunnies, father Christmas, your magic dick that transforms the mental issues that drive a serial cheater if you want to. Prepare to have the belief demolished…
It’s a crush and she needs to put those feelings to the ground. Time to grow up
Tell her that you have no interest in violating her privacy. I’m sure it upsets her and that you don’t treat her the same way she does you, because it would be much easier for her to justify her actions if you were doing the same thing. Unfortunately, for her, you’re taking the highroad, and that is difficult for her to deal with.
She has many illogical, fears and insecurities. By allowing her to look through your phone whenever you want, you are enabling her, and I need a roundabout way, not respecting yourself.
It’s nude to put toothpaste back into the tube, but if your relationship has any shot at a future, you need to “unwind” some of the policies that have been allowed to exist. For example, the hypocrisy needs to end. What hypocrisy, you ask?
“ I’m your boyfriend. Do you trust me?”
Yes
“ then why do you need to look through my phone?”
To make sure you’re telling me the truth
“ I think we need to revisit the meaning of the word TRUST”.
Maintaining some individuality and privacy is healthy. The fact that she can’t handle it is her problem. You’re allowing it to become your problem. And if you’re afraid of her reaction, so you keep your mouth shut, and just keep the peace… You’re not being honest with her or yourself.
Making a mistake about it, she’s got some real issues. But she’s being very upfront about them. I’m wondering if you are thinking and feeling one way, but letting her hear what she wants to hear because you know how to react otherwise. People will treat you, however you allow them to treat you. If you don’t stand for it, they won’t do it. But if you let her walk all over you, she will walk all over you for as long as you allow it…
I totally agree I was wrong and to blame on that. The thing is she always told me she was going out on parties, and that if I didn’t want her to go to some party she wouldn’t go. That’s why I got mad, because I asked 3 times and she said not. I ask for advice if I should try to be with her or not since she doesn’t tell me if she wants me to be there or not.
You got all the answers and ignore them all?
Grow up and open your eyes…
Don't buy into the husband must provide crap. Women fought nude to become equal to men and should be able to provide for themselves. You need to come to an agreement on finances and maybe look into couples' financial counseling. There are also many books on the subject available. As a couple it is up to the both of you to come to an agreement on finances.
Just say no.